Paraffin Wax

Introduction
Paraffin Wax is a refined petroleum-based wax composed mainly of saturated hydrocarbons. It is widely used for its excellent moisture-sealing, insulating, and texture-enhancing properties. Paraffin wax is available in various melting points and grades, making it suitable for a broad range of cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications.
Its consistency, stability, and cost-effectiveness make it one of the most commonly used waxes worldwide.
Applications
Paraffin Wax is commonly used in:
Cosmetics & personal care products
Creams & lotions
Lip balms & lipsticks
Cold creams & ointments
Pharmaceutical formulations
Ointment bases
Therapeutic wax treatments
Candles
Packaging & coating applications
Polishes & waterproofing products
Industrial uses
Rubber processing
Textile finishing
Electrical insulation
Benefits
Excellent moisture-locking properties
Provides smooth texture and consistency
Good thermal and chemical stability
Available in multiple melting point grades
Odorless, colorless, and non-reactive (refined grades)
Cost-effective and easy to process
Improves product durability and shelf life
Compatible with oils, waxes & active ingredients